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== Social Fundraising for Nonprofits == | == Social Fundraising for Nonprofits == | ||
Social fundraising for nonprofits is getting people (supporters, donors, evangelists, fundraisers, etc.) to post to their personal social media networks about the actions that they take related to your cause. | |||
== From Gofundme's announcement of the acquisition of CrowdRise == | == From Gofundme's announcement of the acquisition of CrowdRise == | ||
By joining forces with CrowdRise, we can offer both people and organizations the right fundraising strategy for any sort of cause they care passionately about.” | By joining forces with CrowdRise, we can offer both people and organizations the right fundraising strategy for any sort of cause they care passionately about.” | ||
Revision as of 10:22, 8 March 2019
Social Fundraising for Nonprofits
Social fundraising for nonprofits is getting people (supporters, donors, evangelists, fundraisers, etc.) to post to their personal social media networks about the actions that they take related to your cause.
From Gofundme's announcement of the acquisition of CrowdRise
By joining forces with CrowdRise, we can offer both people and organizations the right fundraising strategy for any sort of cause they care passionately about.”
- Going forward, CrowdRise will focus on fundraising for charity and fundraising for individuals will be directed to GoFundMe.
See Also
- GoFundMe (Fundraising for entrepreneurs and individuals)